Come together to build a common history among community as we heal and connect over stories of shared resilience, local and distant support, and acts of kindness after the floods. Gather in a safe and respectful space where participants will use stories to inspire future creative products. Trained facilitators will lead prompted discussions in small groups. Mental health professionals from the Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas will be present for support and care.

This is a free, public event open to all. Please arrive on time to ensure a meaningful experience for participants.

Please RSVP by November 12 to Angela Kennedy, Executive Director of Heart of the Hills Heritage Center, akennedy@hhheritagecenter.org or 830-955-5034.  

Community Story Circles are presented by Heart of the Hills Heritage Center, Kerr County’s History Museum, in partnership with Theresa Holden, Story Circle facilitator. Thank you to Hunt Preservation Society for providing space at the new Hunt Community Center to host the Story Circle.

Funding support for Community Story Circles is possible in part by a grant from the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country through the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.